The Council has developed principles for a plan to guide development around and above Euston station, and we want to know what you think.
Euston station is changing, with HS2 Ltd preparing for construction, and Network Rail, Crossrail 2 and Transport for London also thinking about how to design the station.
A fully redeveloped station would maximise opportunities for new homes, jobs, open space and routes through and around the station.
We are preparing a plan for development in the Euston station and tracks area with the Greater London Authority and Transport for London, which will both inform, and be informed by, emerging designs for the stations at Euston.
The plan will develop the vision set out in the Euston Area Plan, a long-term framework to guide transformational change in the area up until 2031.
To view the boundary for the Planning Brief please click here.
We have developed some principles to guide the plan for the Euston station area, and want to know what you think.
Have your say on the draft principles by 5pm on Monday 3 July 2017.
We will use your feedback to refine the principles and help shape a draft planning brief, which we will consult on next year.
We will use your feedback to refine the principles and shape a draft Euston Station Area Planning Brief, which we will publish for consultation in 2018.
2 Ossulston Street, NW1 1DF
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Barnby Street (opposite Stoutbeck), NW1 2RS
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Cumberland Market, Regent's Park Estate, NW1 3RH
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Surma Community Centre, 1 Robert Street, London, NW1 3JU
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